Sofia: Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev discussed bilateral relations and regional developments with Jordan’s King Abdullah II in Sofia Thursday. According to Qatar News Agency, the meeting addressed the situation in Gaza and the necessity to restore the ceasefire, resume the entry of humanitarian aid, and de-escalate the situation in the West Bank. The Jordanian King emphasized the significance of Bulgaria

Doha: The Community Police Department has conducted field visits to several hospitals and malls across the country on the occasion of Eid Al-Fitr. The visits aimed to strengthen the spirit of community partnership, spread awareness and positive values, and offer Eid greetings and congratulations. According to Qatar News Agency, the visits were attended by Director of the Community Police Department,

Doha: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has strongly condemned a far-right minister’s storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque along with hundreds of extremist settlers. Slamming the move as a provocation to the feelings of Muslims worldwide and a flagrant violation of relevant UN resolutions, the OIC warned of the danger of the continued Israeli occupation policies based on aggression, settlement, annexation,

Amman: King Abdullah II of Jordan engaged in a significant phone conversation with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, focusing on the evolving regional dynamics and the strengthening of bilateral ties between the two nations. According to Qatar News Agency, King Abdullah II highlighted the critical need for the international community to amplify efforts to end the Israeli attacks on the

Doha: Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani, in a phone call Tuesday with Syrian President Ahmed Al Sharaa, reiterated Iraq’s rejection of Israeli incursions into Syrian territory. Al Sudani reaffirmed Iraq’s steadfast stance in supporting the choices of the Syrian people and emphasized the importance of an inclusive political process that represents all segments of Syrian society. According to

Doha: Al-Watan newspaper’s editorial has condemned the Israeli occupation’s killing of 15 humanitarian workers in Rafah, a city located in the southern Gaza Strip, calling for an urgent and transparent international investigation into what it described as a “horrific crime.” The newspaper has urged for decisions that match the gravity of this act. According to Qatar News Agency, the editorial